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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

ne cargo Il The barb Hsary BnaR, which
aid ffam ne Seetssa 4 Pse nil % Smear
'of san bls9o const2es u 500 600 Tee 81 lan-
ssF saa Iea 90 piekssa
TAe ortfsn fmprureaeat company todav
receSved o.ndo ieet 81 ioga froaa fs-enca
o nsisn's e.@P Ass i4.soe sest fron he Allsn
. Nslsaa eAmp.
A earsoAa II cedar shingles was shtn.ed
70 q ea9e On saa3sy aeraing
eartuad - iaat1er vas received ssuH Kenf
To-Day SD aasshsr carload froa the Cesar
GozntNia msiL
Mr. l4vssssy has Iasi cczmenced opesatasas
n sa asu shiasls anu en- tAs vest Ode e
VasAoa ftlan1
ose a he tsslfias edlin<tais Is he Nessh.
WseeFa Lsmesrnan. o. chiraan, Il akcat .
estt = fsilread. ana rsats a. solisws The
7eessis Nesl Cess RailWAg . .ca Z pspsr
Ailread. egt Il campeae3 e. senrd az ftss
an4 $50 ifoa. ueii hAilassra aa Wsahsns -
fssrsery aoii. sd b % sKnscaea tAss is thsf
th-tsios aa4 tetelzpins eoanfrE & vii 20 eas-
stsc-slle sd. uAiia tAste i - interest %
Ne fsri4e oesss aaFe ntslr b - sllnslstsa
- neu taaspsstatsoa oailets tAaa tAs iaa,Aer
tf1as. re riga = vay FER thssteeo zIi-s
fso1 seSAs0ssA StsY 80 neen elaHhat ana
eseeree. aaa ssvsa nfies AZ eraAss reaay FER
80 sd tsoa. A eessract rs hesa - Ter q. /.
- us - seaeie MT aa6 ni1ehnza nres.
e saehs.a.sA. kase enat-aet - q ASA soo. :
90 ~ e tt2ssE SO hsi4ge4 sid t-rsfiss. bait
e we3eA AAs airea9s ben delivered"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

fhe tnR Pioneer eoaIed here today.
The steamship Wllmingtsn e leading Frank.
lln caal for san Eraacisi .
The aieamer 0lympian eoaled here tSday.
She leaves here 81 4 .. u. on Tuesday on the
YictoFla route,
Tue ship spartan, with . cargo Of aaI0 tons
Of Black piamond coal was toWed to Sea on
aanday Al 3 D. m By the tna Taeoma
The bark TemplaF. Captain CAsdrll. arrived
n thia haShaK or Sunaay. Captain Knscke Ass
hesn compelled 70 lay on on account 81 III
heath Captain CAFdeli has been area ofacer
q tia Templar for The past eve yeaFs under
Captains Mslsran Polite. eailmAn aud KnAeks
TIE bark RenFy Auek, lumber laden fof San
Diego. "a Jed from this roFt 90 Sunday.
PoRR BLkKEIx, 0et a. Failed = Bark
TaTooss. ocs 10. - The steamer Mexico
paassd II e Z >. m. ana vii arrive in Seattle
q I .. m. probably. The tugs Helyoks and
rHeona each pasaed ont towing . ship e. II =,
n A bark isassea cot a. 4 .. u.
Nsla Bar. oct 10 The tugs Tasoma and
heGnl ueFs ID post - 5 r. N.
PuAR Anaalsa, ost. l0--fhs ship Occidental
AFsived- Steamer Esanrel.
San GRaNclspe, Oct , - Arrived chcon
r. W. Z gcwstt. Port ladlow; schooner Novel.
~. 0AY't aafhoF. sAip Prussia, Port Blakeiy;
bFiliah sAtp sslVsFh8s. New Csslie-en TYne;
hark Aretufua. Port II salock; British aAip klne
Aifred Hui. ship Bonanxa. Pora Gamble ship
Pain gFA. ~lsalaay; halk Emsraid, RoFt GAsa.
oies German ship ITALIA. Hamburg. bark Ma
siong Aeias
esaiea-s1esmeF STATE 81 calIlsrnla. Port
land tseamer aan Peiro, Tarona; barb North.
vest. Pert Nasiasns scheonsE BeulAh drAyss
nareor; ashoener J. 9 North, eaastine: steam
o. AraEa, Gees Bay.
sAN fnAsefsco, oos to --Arfsved-shlp Jshn
4. BriesS ssaitiss aisameP celunhia, Pers.
land
s1lss- sashsatiss csnsitatioa. vie,sssa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

FJHsT GAM n THs cHaHrsoxsHfR sEzrnz.
81. LouiA o.. 10 -rAs arsi eama 81
he Woria's CeaBpianship sersns -
tweaa the 81 Ls1is Associatica Dab
ard he Dstroit LeazaA club wzs PLAYED
boaAy. seer; ~. Leafs. Ia drsa. ans I
IL ne afih; DesFsif. 10 he ninth. BAss
hlts-Sl LEAFS IS; Dearsit. S. Erzuss-
- Lsssa. 3; Dssrait. s Piaehers. Oar
sutsesa asd 0stxsin. umpsrsA Kelly
a1d 0sfney.
kascclAzToH aAnEs.
NHu Yaax. o.. i0-Mslzopolssans q
bslii0gEe 4
PnLApslFulA. Oss. l0.-AiAlsaies s
BsoekiFa ].
CsEIlaiaa sa kake rsassanes.
TuxxA. Osa. la.-Tea Asssrslfan
stes1er hapsbarR yesterday solliakd
9Th ard ssak . BAFkFiaa saeamsr q
L4ke CensEanoe. May paasereers
ssse aseunsa Tks sxsei Ha@hee l.
4AAAssa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
ACADEMY OF fHE Holt EAMES
SEATTLE. W.T..

T'RoRousH INSTRUCTION. n Tx Exs
i lisa hrzzeAss. An. Nssls k1eenf<oa aaa
t4s LrEEu - - ~ sxpass1ce6 eerpa 81
tszehefa. Re sta4fs a4eFs spsesa5 aeszsfn sts
for WExuak EsaFsa. Rtiatt1E u GA Al -
WsssF CO ~ HsiAtiaE 81 GAIA. Glass. Vel.
~ ese- TsoSer . Eaas a1s aaszonF receive
60 ettfnEiss. Veal 11ase. taazslriai arng.
tns. nssfs ard eFE1zeazAi nsetissaEk taazs4
fFse e eaaFEe bsys ezsex = I'll - rec<isat
h = ssRaEsee d<pss7snl
- tzfsAsF i1forzsktse EsdseR
- aui1 slsTER scPEREoG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Willard SAID 70 u1xa HrssoNsp Eaon
EuN NcaranaN FActEtc Rakkn.
A Telegram Was received here ists 10
uisht from Philsaelpbia thai Wizard
eAs eesixue4 irom tha Nofenern pasiae
niseasesy and Wtli BE- sacceedea b. lshn
q. Balilti. tha PhHAaoifhia nenbaF %
the h ard % last Yesr. he trsahls a.
tepoFiRd y THAI he Ecar4 refused % 70
lpts fsint irase 81 % tie U. RAN
gtth the Unien Paei6s antil tks
Go. 1o0et0 ioAn bAd besn ascaed fron
sis 0eFwan fFienas ~ Wharf; teas b.
refaset - piRoe The lean antil AFTER zee
ieass. that AaEast Beimast, NhtIa tkis
aiskestne saa eetne ca. uAds a. eaef
81 kiSoOooN, an1 tais toan ga e
aspsea aea NsllaR1 sssaeasd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

ne OENFEMERf' h tks aaaa psp.
ciaF kiG q lave IN kmerie.. Sis for aVs
oatsona. el-Se for eteht 6afluua. Thsy
ass far bele1 tha rEioa AZ any eahsE
e1nndkr makex, sn1 roe e. an3 anra
HalIsy Are enaxoellef The AeoEa ar& ~
taii rris1a ftes RiEfsa = nns salA a uhass
saaal e SCHWAkkcdRR BROS. aals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

American Fxpreas f0T. Canals Pnsfdc Sos
cana3a sosfhern s2N. Central Pselae s. {,
Buzlinston l29&. DeisWzEa 3 LsckawAHna
11fH. DsnVef 4 Bio Gfands 9Fk. Erie -
LAX Shors e05s. LoaisviEle 58sf. Michigan
Canfrai SIX Kansas Texas 91A. Nsw YoFk
Cenlfai fUss NoEghern Paeiae 81 IRE.
fsrred lesf. kortlswsstefn 1osx. 0raesn Ina
pruvemsnt g, Msvlaalfon e516, Ilshecon-
iinental feN. Psci6c Mail s5A, REX leland
I12, -. Psnl 75x. Texns Pacific az. Onion
Pacihe o0A<, Gated States Express q, wells
FnrEo Expfess 10. Westsn Unisn 76k.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

feantafn % f4saisas - tAe prapaf
naase - sppls - eaF uiituasy dspsFl-
me1a Takt4s 4 siaeeruxe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
ron moODB CANAL.

sFnAmER yosEPaNE. guLruB MAoozI-
- ~, MlE1sE. ieaEss saaheek egsry M1nd11
4 TO ie 0nUbla. returning saue ~. s9ucn-
InE q 1cah1ck. p1watn and StehuUllA
LnaEa slok1rnish fuznfnzs = - & n fcz
RuNata. Ssabeck ard PcEt 01nbla
F.eage Gaubla o. Weenestasa fsf s1ahorf
EfaEa Seateck Thursdays a 80 Tor eczs1l1.
a1ueAfna q. nsz4 Gamble.
Ieare Seattle Extdayz, af 8 z n. f1r EoFa
eamhie and s.a1eek
fsr fzrtssF paIisssInrs. npply Il D. I. Bos-
Wharf. seps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

we snpleys - 49, salss psogls
selling arr eoeaal oEzaEza c1AAEI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
FoR SALE.

TyHREE THcRouaHBRED BEaKsHFRE
il ha9r PCS, three mans4s ed Pgsos So.
en hoard eArs q Eess. y MREKER
kEat. Ktss O., ". T.. aspl. "a. 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

YA1Exso, (0zI Ock la.-A Ere start
"a 10 barn last Might n the FeaE q
fhs briek building oeeuried b 6eoft 3
Ford. nraesrs. Angus & frulea. drag
eisss. Ard Mrs.. HAYES boarding hooss-
Il spread 70 the b1lldinR eoupietely
Ruitina the EppeE porsIan- lns total
loes Is about $3500. Ihree hort b.
longing 80 Scott q kerd were tanned e
death. Ninety eases Of coal OIL expioa-
ed assisting the progress Of ne hamef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Pairs, Oot. 1c.-M27ftc<
the trainer Of Patti. Il dsad
Tha AIlIaaee.

RnnL1x, Oss. 10. = TIE alliance ct
Itsiy. Germany and Austria has btsn
renewed for i've years. Italy FetainiE g
he RIGHT 20 uzintain absolate nsutrai-
~ q he event Of = Frsneo-6srnt .
var.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION
or PARTNERSHIP.

TIKI RrRa 4EkEroEoRE KxurrEo m.
i eer ~ uans sd rtyis e ?. !. Lar 4 @,
sssae e1.t1els b - eity q zea1Els. W. p.
tets eaF eless,sed - MaEaka oannsua. NJ !.
tHsszsG - ?. :. Lar Il IT, hslIfne11 - -.
s11Eng 9 ool,szsisns q a. arm nnS esIl.oe-
tAg all dssts ans - szms.
P. J. LkTR
J. n kEE0ET0RER.
tsAzzz& =. I. ssDt n IN. sDI1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

EunExA fc4l.l. o.. la-Ehe plans
fos tte neu ehaFgas zna szzs1cus1s =
be erec4ed b ne Paste Cozs1 sleam-
ship opnpknF. has bees drenehted and
tbs sRen1ss Gaeaail. Psskins 3 o. haee
sesEsed fhsB. Tbs sAsrses rspsace
tsass receuffy dzssEsgsa bg hns. 0en-
sfsnc1ioa b TO begin e ensas a1a ne
est Is estimated e 5000
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
NOTICE

~ y. wOoDAAD WILL PLEASE cox
VI. mss1cHas vita ne q tse csstszl Hess1
"a. g :. ~ uoonrlnp. .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

NEw T0Ax. Oct 10 The new week opsnsi
with fsverlsh and geneFzllT weak markst,
ssIilng for both sides o. account being heavy
shrouxhsus. Pressure Waa especially severe
againe, Lake shore aud aoma % toe npeciaities
bot 1els. Weflern Unica. Hew k1alsnd. and
Louisville 4 Haehellle wefs net far behind.
The scsiss list wiihoai sxeeptien Is lesser. and
Col1fsfo Coal loss ~ Wabash preferred 2.
Krfa ~, New Englnnd and MORT III 4 Western
uEefsrxe1 1 y, Texas Paeidc s. Pacific Mail.
fonistilie 4 Hashviile and HofthwesteFs. / X.
0aFsEnment bonds weEa dull wIthout change.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC.


So Ea8Eczsco. o. 71-Ths esaz-
snfgtYizR Msaz1sf MeAzlha9 ze11k1e4
todaT fEen ~ O<azcn sd Nas1sna-
80 n1az1. rs c1zps e s1sueE oge NsHe
44ns Ueeb 9z4i1E lhelaet ~ Elc1ta1
- oe1plel1 rs eorseT e eaas r1Ez
81 fhs ezas1 iine Eat S e1I y
e1Ene afua hefoza - uoFk = Sl1t1s4.
1ke UaArIE ~ son1ss 6i11sz frsn 64oa1'
ester bzF. uhin6. as sell 81 9rsya ; kI4r.
bar ~ keen fkrfnnrbfF exeaainEds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

CulcAeo. Oct 10 -cattle--RecoIpaa, 1900;
market l0a higher for good ualiyss. oshars
dnil; ahi ping staefa 89 SOS, siockers and
feeders 81 Ofe8 Is, Texas cattle 81 2s07 so,
Wrstern Faagera 421S3 90.
Hues-Receipts, . .0ue strong ana Toe high.
er; mlxsd "a 90aA 6s, heavy "a 5saa rs, lieht
81 sls94 10.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 steady. mutton $50
% 10. etoekers "a t0Ds s.. Western s. 15a
Z 90, Texans e23s %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

MeW YonH, Oct i0.-Hops--L aht 6smazd.
naesF-Firm; falF demAn4: centrifugal 81,
fair FaaninR quoted 4yf84 1919.
Cosper--Duii, Laks tlDsS 9lsk.
lead -Quiste donaestic SlT.
coGes-Spot fair; Rio. Arm, 9i9x; options.
iB@15 points higher ard moderately aetlye.
Halss; a. $50 saesg October SIT te8sl7 s.,
5asaary 81 50DI7 So February eITT8
Petroleam opened hFIn. aad after slight de-
cline sharp upward movement occurred. The
mArket then naR1ed 20 mill TIE close. which
gas wesk. opsnIng q esk; hiaheat 10. lewesi
esk. closing e 90 gales. 40 900 barrels.
CHICAGO MARKKrs-
cnIcAeo, Oct. 10 - wheat-Btsady; cash
% November u Ills. Mar TN.
Corn-Lowsss cash and November 42k, Nay
aH1-le
0als--steAay; cash a5k, Eovsmber 10 HE
NAY 81.
Posk-staady. rear s1a. Jasuarg ei2 90.
Lard - saeadv October IS 4ak, November
80 san, NAY So GIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

We're every column
81 he Fosr-IEzKLu-
aKNcER 3 pages and
were every pase ad1g
issue. and that daily
isnue dsFoied % hs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

prexloaa record vas IT'S feet ~ inches.
He also broke the record % d feat toF
one hand lhFoN. throulna il tie feet.
Throwing IN Irish style With cue lafp
be covered 10 feea n inches, BEATING
the record nearly 10 feeA Vita one
hand Irish style be sarSV 80 fess foai
Glnahea. 4. n. JuEdAn bfoke the rec
erd foe q leo yard ran vita tees
inches ana 8 teet 6 inches hardles. Ia,
time fer the nFna vas ~ ~ sScsnds,
and tsE The second TIE sane.
ogsng 70 TIE rhsaomsual erowth 81
The Oiiy Of $40 Diege and the iaes thai
TIE nppropfiafioa for Tue San pieEu
poatofaca has rated ffoa The oasiaees OF
ne lasa aeaAi year. Postmaster 1oaes
has been compiled tor tne lass teFee
monlhs 70 hiFe fuaF extra clerks aae Of
bic salary, leavtne him v,th lsttls Il ans
remuneration, a. tie pusaofate Depart
mena has repeatedly refused - give hitu
additional clerks since 9ane. lSsA. The
eSa 100 ser annaua. yet he appeopsia--
nSso % only &3NG pet year. Tue eeven
hours peF DAY.
Aboat 1 o'cleok HandAy mosnlne Z
freiehl iratn % ths Eoathefa facans
vs. WRECKED near The hoaaa VISTA 80.
ton ahcat midway betueen bafh4aA
and san EafnaBdas The tfata go Z
heavy or. cansisting % eject loadsd
hex ears AID q tank ear bela0atne a
ne Hsapa Oh oeopauy. Tes neeidezs
vas CAUSED b. . hnakta rail- kteFy 60
% Tue train waa thF09n "a ths track
ana aoue badly smashed. A. far e.
can b naoaEtAined no perean go "a.
Jared. Neithex was usasa dAmaze doSs
* frofnAt. The acoldeat DELAYED otAar
aeains apoct nRs he1rA
Ths Nnine HospiiAl BsFesa ~
Waahineton has FtestseG ielearAm
froun Dppaiy Cai'eesae epenesF. a.
Temps, pa, q uhich the soiseWtae b
4 oapxs ~fheFs ussa twssty-ssx etsss
IN al ana tun dsaah& u y q1sstieaa
hle - b The osnsa - rs eeatA q tAnse
10. Ihs maieEily q ~ siea aEe 60.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

Go to the Avenue Stables for your
tuTuCuts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13
M >u4noWHD mn rNIstrN>v


Fr Is t.e Chicago Herald
\ es, sir ! am private dCtcc vc
and understand my business wasihc
explanation and declaration made by
James Martin when taken before
Justice White yesterday morning.
Two officers testified that Martin per-
sisted in following President aud Mrs.
Cleveland in all their devious wander
ings- lie was discovered by q porter
al the Palmer house at late hour
"Wednesday night, in the act of shad-
owing the private apartments of Mrs
Cleveland. lie stoully maintained at
the time that he was In the private
employ OF the president. When asked
by Justice White for an explanation
he said
II am private detective in the en-
ploy OF syndicate OF eastern demo.
Gratis who have determined That the
GuitCau incident ,hall not be repeat
ed. My instructions Rrc that no
.U-piclOu~ characters shall be 81 owed
to approach the president. and in the
discharge OF that duty was arrested. "
Martin is tail, well dressed man,
dark comp XiOu. u 1T black mustache
and gllsteuiug Whjtc tech. His eyes
have that glitter peculiar TO the genus
crank, and they did not belle their
pos ,-sor a brief examination dem.
ON trStCd that ,he msn was either a
Wuuld-bc ih'ct or crank. Justice
White gave him tie benefit of the
doubt and pis ed him IN charge Of an
officer who presented him to Doctor
Moser, who pronounced Martin in
sYup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

Preserves and !ellies in pals, glass
and tln-, st =. y Little Il Coz.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

After sil. the majority Of the Amer
lean people are not foola.-Ncw y ork
sun.
Boston llcarAId: Just found il out,
have YOU We thought YOU received
evidence enough to produce that con
victiou a. the end of a campaign tor a
certain candidate for the presidency
about three Years sgo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

sword c6mbats on horseback Other
features OF the "circus proper are the
performances Of the gigan
tic herd OF elephants, including the
laughable act Of sid" the almost hu
man elephantiue clown; and the exhi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

Arena.Exhibition of Live Stock.
Races on track,
Eight p. m.-Grand display Of fire
works 8, in which will be given an eX-
act representation of the Falls of Nj
sgara' with all of its grandeur OF roll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

Nobody can beat my prices on car
pets, lace curtains, shades or rugs,
and the patterns are the latest in the
market. Frank steiner
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

This powder never varies, A nafyy%o,e eco1
ty, strength aud wholesom csnnoi]
onical than the ordinary kinds ,esih,urSe Of ~
sold in competition VITA the muHIetbste ~
test, short. weight. alum or phosgN AHN
deIs Sold only In cans. ROY AAba,I
POWDER CO, 10 Wall st New 'V''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-13

SHOE -k,eter, Tie skeeter -hooed
when he -me.t Maddeus Mosquito
Mixture, WILLS Il Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-30
Criticism of the Queen.

The Pail Mall Gazette is bitter at the ex-
pense of Queen Victoria. For years, says an
editorial, her Majesty has been sort Of "Sbe"
to the nation, surrounded with halo of mys-
terry, whose existence was matter of doubt
to many Of her subjects. The jubilee year
was thought to be an ntonement for long years
of moody seclusion. Yet at the drawing room
on the other day "She" lodged out Of one OF
the back doors of Buckingham palace and
disappointed many thousands Of people who
had waited patiently for hours TO catch q
passing glimpse of her face Last week Cody's
circus was abruptly closed to the public In
order 10 crafty another within Of our sovereign
lady, and the nation had to pay 100 police
men to ward off the attentions Of a too
loyal crowd, although Cody and Red Shirt
were received like blood relations. Chicago
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-30
Quite American, You Know.

The drivers of the Fifth avenue stages have
discarded their winter uniforms--long closely
buttoned coats trimmed with red, and black
pot hats-and have assumed their summer
garh. Tho transmosrifcation Is complete,
Whereas in their clumsy winter garb they
were out and out English coaches" delight
full TO the eye Of the Anglomaniac, in their
light, easy summer sack suits of blue flannel,
with gilt buttons and broad white straw hats,
they are comfortable, every day American
stage drivers. The lower terminus OF the line
at present Is on the northeast corner Of Fifth
avenue and Ninth street, under patriarchal
tree shading the gloomy old fashioned front
Of a Knickerbocker mansion. The starter
sits under the tree and keeps tally Of the
coaches in free and cay American style
that Is refreshing York Sun.
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Temple.
Special to the Herald
purposes.

opcelal 10 Jnc l1cTulu
JUNE 2s,-This town contains 4000 inhab-
itants and is on the improve. They are put
ting up great many brick buildings and a
very fine opera house, in the most promi-
nent part of town. Three prominent firms
in Galveston, and two Of them worth $780,
900, have written to W. A. Cole, doing bust
ness in this place, that they are heart and
soul in the prohibition cause. One of the
firms have been doing business us whiskey
dealers. wholesale, for the past 22years. and
they are glad to be able to help to gain the
amendments; so much so that they have
gone down into their pockets to help the
good cause along in procuring speakers to
tell the news in Temple. The question is
waxing warmer every day and Bell county
will give majority for prohibition. There
is a good pro club here of over 800 members,
while the anti club don't number over 20
and 3 Of them are saloon men. They are
going to start the Daily Herald in this place
with !. f. Lewis as editor. All are helping
the cause along and they feel pretty conf
dent that prohibition will carry in the State.
MOVES.
P.S.-A vote taken on the train resulted
90 pro 10 anti and vote taken in u jury
room here 0pros and ants.
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ootoroons I'm New Orleans.

A correspondent of this paper, writing
from New Orleans, says:
History cannot fix the date when an octo-
room population began to form here; the
answer Of the Oldest authority is: "They
were always here" 'Octoroons, or at any
rate qusfroons, came in with the first Span
iards, aAd still more with the French; when
the province was received from France
by Jefferson's appointees they were nu-
merous enough to have churches and
society of their own, and in 1s14-15
they organized battalion to fight In
defense of the city. A little later many of
them owned slaves and felt themselves identi-
fed with the southern cause so much so
that they actually organized TO "resist the
Yankees" Emancipation. rapidly wrought
peculiar change; every colored countryman
who acquired wealth seemed 10 want an &C.
toroon wife, and that class known as places
disappeared. The regular "octorocn ball" Of
the olden times has not been an institution for
many years; and to revive II for the amuse-
ment Of the visiting statesmen" In 1875 the
promoters had TO search the city pretty
thoroughly. Tho miscegenes Of New Orleans
form a good class Of citizens They have as
many wealthy men rs the average white pop
ulation Of the west, and their progress in
education has been surprisingly rapid since
The war. One college in the city has 800
colored pupils, including the children OF well
10 do planters and officials from the British
West Indies; and In all the parishes where
The miscegenes are numerous their schools are
In fiourishing condition vrsDKx.
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WATER QUESTION.

The time is at hand when the water
question must be decided In some
way by the city Of Dallas | we had
but one source of supply to consider.
the problem would prove less diff
cult; but with incxhaustible springs
all around us, it is hard to say which
il the most desirable and should be
selected. North of us, east and west
of us. we have water in abundance
and of fair quality. We are using
the only kink that is gen.
orally considered unfit for
use-Trinity river water. The
city fathers are urged by the peo-
pie and the papers to act in the mat
ter, and some plan viii be adopted be-
fore long. In the mean time, every
thing possible should be done to ascer-
tain the very best source of supply.
Our aldermen will doubtless find the
decision of this matter very dis
agreeable work. They will be har-
raised by The attorneys of different
interests, and must cautiously avoid
jobbers, who are always abroad
in the land The HERALD will
approvee what it conceives to be the
most desirable source without stop
ping to consider whether this, that OF
the other man is to be benefited by
the city's purchase, This is ques-
ton involving the interests and lives
of the people of Dallas and these alone
should be regarded in settling it.
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washinrton's Rogues' Gallery.

There are a number Of counterfeit coins
shown in this rogues' gallery, and also several
checks which were raised. One hangs on the
wall which was raised from s45l to so, 908 70.
It was upon Winslow, Lanier & Co., Of New
York, and II was dated Nov. %. 1876. Itwas
drawn Nov. % and presented on Dec. with
the date and everything changed except the
signature. The signature was genuine, and
the bank promptly paid the check. The
payee WIS., identified as a man who had be-
come acquainted at the bank by doing busi-
ness there for a few days previous, and the
bank had 10 pocket the loss, as the shrewd
swindlers were never caught The original
writing was removed with acids end the eras-
Ing VS. skillfully done-Washington Letter.